Will the adhesive on the back leave residue on my desk if I want to move it?
34663
So far, I've moved mine twice with no noticeable residue. I suppose it wasn't meant for permanently fixing the pad to a surface, just semi-permanently.
34664
No it does not, although it does leave an outline of where it was placed. But that can be removed with a wipe or something very easily.
1992074
Mine is still fine, in daily use, but if it comes off I will just super-glue it back on. I have to agree that the desk without the bumper strip would be useless.
1748030
It can move a little. But it is pretty heavy. I have two of these matts, and one moved a little, but it was easy to move back. There is no adhesive. You could put an adhesive under it, if you wanted to.
166390
Thank you, but what about just the desk portion (floor to desk)? I appreciate the help. :)
482627
I have it on a glass desk and have no problems with it. You can easily attach felt pads or flat rubber/plastic pads to them if you are concerned, which would help with it moving around due to getting bumped.
2047621
I've moved them a couple of times and had no residue. No idea how many times you can do this and maintain the "stick".
1594317
I don't know, i don't move mine since I have 2 monitors, the keyboard, mouse and some other small accessories on it. I think if you move it up and down it would be best to remove the items from the desk as you can only move one leg at a time unless you have someone help you.
1933467
If you remove it carefully, it doesn't hurt the paint. The adhesive can leave a residue behind, but some goof-off can resolve this.
38940
It might peel up around the edges after some use but it should do the trick. It looks just like lamination so it would look like you have a plastic cover on your desk but it is totally transparent. It comes off clean when you pull it as well so it wouldn't leave residue if you peeled it off after a while. If you stick it to paper though, it is pretty firm.
300328
you will be able tosee what happens is the mount doesnt hang behind the desk its inward. infact if you look at it from the top down at no point does the edges, other than the part attached to the actual desk, hanging over the desk.you should be fine.
867119
I haven't tried moving it myself but I would say no you wouldn't be able to reuse it unless you get a new sticky pad for the mount.
2049915
I was able to remove mine from my office wall without a problem. It didn't appear to damage the existing paint or leave residue.
451654
Yes, you can move it. The adhesive sticker that the other reviewer refers to is used to provide a smooth base when using the mount on a non-smooth surface, so it can't be moved you've attached it. However the mount itself can still be removed and used on any smooth or even relatively smooth surface.
1222049
It does not leave a sticky residue if you have to remove it. I found it the easiest to install. That's why I always buy power support. They even include a cleaner to remove any dust on the glass surface.
2092727
When we were installing them, we had to move one - wasn't quite right. Stuck on pretty good but came off and we moved it to a different spot and it has stayed put so far. No damage. I'm happy and don't plan moving them. I don't think they would take many moves though and not sure what the cabinet will look like when/if I have to move them.
1577882
When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
722411
You can move it around from place to place and it doesn't become less sticky. That said, it isn't sticky enough. We have been fortunate enough to not have any bad incidents, but I have come into the office multiple times to find the mount on the ground. Granted, this is after some unknown, but likely long, amount of time sitting on the hall. But it's risky to stick your iPad on this thing and leave it unattended (or unheld). Because it might fall at any given time.